Where is my son, Samuel?

Roblox Youtuber, AlbertsStuff and his friend Jake troll other workers and customers in a Roblox restaurant roleplaying game. Albert and Jake end up making troll accounts named motherofsamuel and samuel54363 and start a long running gag where Albert asks everyone where he can find his son, Samuel.

Where is my son, Samuel? Help me find my son!

by RaspBerryChipmunk July 23, 2017

When imposter is sus

when imposter is sus is a gen z joke that everyone loves .I love it too!

Me : hey bro did you hear about the new meme when imposter is sus
My cousin: BLASTS WHEN IMPOSTER IS SUS AT 10000 VOLUME

by Riskyplxyz March 31, 2021

Where'd you go to high school?

A question posed by one lifelong St. Louis area native to another upon first meeting or after having recently met. The purpose is to learn if you and the other person have any mutual acquaintances.

Shelly: "Oh, you've lived in St. Louis all your life? Where'd you go to high school?"

Steve: "Pattonville"

Shelly: "Pattonville? Uh, let's see, do you know a guy named Mark Henderson?"

by Woody Thomas November 27, 2009

when i come around

an awesome green day song that has a very catchy beat; the song is very lovesick and is about 2 lovers having an arguement and then trying to make amends

No time to search the world around,
Cause you know where I'll be found,
When I come around

by GreenDayIsTheBest April 16, 2004

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Great movie with George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelsn, etc. Adventure of a few bumbling hick crooks becoming famous musicians.

Last night, I watched the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"

by Traveling Bob July 30, 2006

Where the rubber meets the road

where the action is most immediate, such as the place where a plan is put in motion (from the place where a vehicles tires make contact with the pavement)

If she can tell where the rubber meets the road, she's in.

by The Return of Light Joker November 5, 2009

where to

Welsh expression for "where is it?" or "where are you?"

Where is Pete to, or where is the club to

by Chris Tough January 22, 2004